Estrategia de control pasivo tolerante a fallas par un Sistema no lineal: Aplicación a un sistema de control de nivel sin interacción de dos tanques cónicos
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Dec 20, 2018
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Fallo del actuador, perturbación del proceso, sistema no lineal, red neuronal, control pasivo tolerante a fallos
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En los sistemas de ingeniería práctica, con frecuencia ocurren fallas desconocidas en el actuador, sensor o componente del sistema, que resultan de fallas de componentes e interconexión, degradan el rendimiento del control, la estabilidad del sistema y la rentabilidad, e incluso surgen situaciones peligrosas. Para evitar actividades anormales como fallas y mantener el rendimiento del control del sistema sujeto a fallas que ocurren en el sistema, el Control tolerante a fallas (FTC) es un enfoque realista para abordar la situación no deseada. El sistema de dos tanques cónicos se usa ampliamente en las industrias químicas y de procesos alimentarios debido a sus mayores ventajas. La configuración no interactiva del sistema de dos tanques cónicos es altamente no lineal debido a su forma y al área variable del tanque a través de la altura del tanque, por lo que el control de nivel de este sistema es extremadamente difícil. Este trabajo se lo realiza para diseñar una estrategia de control tolerante a fallas pasivas (PFTCS) para un sistema de control de nivel sin interacción de dos tanques cónicos (TTCNILCS) sujeto al sistema principal (fugas), fallas del actuador con perturbaciones externas del proceso. PFTC aumentará el rendimiento del control del sistema y la estabilidad del sistema en un nivel aceptable en presencia de fallas del sistema y del actuador. Los resultados de la simulación demuestran que la estrategia PFTC propuesta tiene una capacidad de tolerancia a fallas definida contra las fallas del sistema y del actuador, y también tiene una buena capacidad de rechazo de perturbaciones. Para verificar la eficacia de la estrategia de PFTC propuesta, se utilizan los índices de Error absoluto cuadrático medio (MSE) y Error cuadrático medio (RMSE).
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Estrategia de control pasivo tolerante a fallas par un Sistema no lineal: Aplicación a un sistema de control de nivel sin interacción de dos tanques cónicos. (2018). MASKAY, 9(1), 1-8. https://doi.org/10.24133/maskay.v9i1.1094
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